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At 11:18pm on April 13, 2009, Anna Cox said…: Thanks for the link tip Debby! I am the worst typist...and no matter how closely I look, I don't seem to see typos/grammatical errors until they are posted! (Yes, I do see there is a spell check...but I always seem to sneak something by!) Is there a way to go back to a prior comment and make a correction? (The loathsome perfectionist character within me...I refuse to let it limit me...but I sure like compensating for it!) ;) I would love to go back to the Health Savings Plan comment and correct both...the typing error and the link! This is really a great resource for our community. Should I just delete and re-post?

At 11:12pm on April 13, 2009, Ary Silvério Reis de Souza said…: Dear Debby,

Yes homeopathy is quite popular in Brazil, and there are some good school, mostly in southern States. In our country only medicine doctors (MDs) may practice homeopathy, after doing a three years course after the regular medicine course. Off course the presential course may be done on weekends. Many people look for a homeopath, in Brasil (as I think in most other countries) after being desilusioned with common alopathic medicine and with abusive treatment with antibiotics, corticosteroids, etc. I live in one of the poorest States of my country - Piauí, and we have very few homeopaths, and no school. I made my course in nearby states (Ceará and Pernambuco) and had some experience also in Rio de Janeiro. I may answer other questions if you are interested, OK?

best regards,

Ary
Ary

At 5:23pm on April 13, 2009, Dr Shashi Mohan Sharma said…: DEAR DEBBY,
MANY THANKS FOR YOUR LOVING AND ENCOURAGING MESSAGE. PLEASE LET ME KNOW, IF THERE IS ANYTHING, I CAN DO FOR YOU AND HOMEOPATHY.
WITH BEST WISHES
DR SHARMA

At 10:46am on April 13, 2009, Miranda Castro said…: i'm good thanks debby
COMPASS is cooked ... COMPASS
it's looking great and the people who are using it are very happy
did you get a chance to play with it at all?
miranda

At 6:45am on April 13, 2009, C.J. Rupert Juta said…: Hi Debbie
In answer to your suggestion about sport homeopathy: In my humble view, achievement, in sport and everything else, is dependant upon one's state of mind, one's emotional system, one's mental health, one's equilibrium, one's depth of spirituality, and then one's physical well-being often last. Homeopathy attends to all these factors and has enabled me to encourage great steps forward in various people. Of course in my own case, it has changed everything I ever believed, or was hampered by, into positive energy. After my 46 years in the martial arts, Homeopathy still succeeds in overcoming times of ennui or sag of motivation or energy. It is excellent, of course, for the injuries one inevitably sustains in sport.

Off to darkest Africa now see you in a few weeks time

Regards

Rupert

At 5:58pm on April 12, 2009, Marci Mearns said…: Hi Debby, Thanks for checking in.... I'm avoiding work by tweaking my profile...
...the background image is my Paso-a-Paso (Step-by-Step) logo, where I work with homeopaths who want help learning to use their homeopathic software... thanks for helping us all to connect!

At 5:18am on April 12, 2009, Dr Lionel R Milgrom said…: Hi Debby,
Why not have as you say a category all to itself called journal articles which are then there for people on other categories to dip into. That way, people can begin to cross categories, because the articles will have varying degrees of relevance according to people's different interests and how they change.
ATB
Lionel

At 11:43am on April 11, 2009, Dr Lionel R Milgrom said…: Of course Debbie...it's just as in that old Eagle's song Desparado, I've been "out riding fencies, for far too long"....kind of get use to negotiating barbed wire....!

All the best

Lionel

At 9:06am on April 11, 2009, Dr Lionel R Milgrom said…: Ah, yes Debbie, unity....but as in everything, unity is defined by its opposite - diversity. The really interesting stuff happens at the bounderies between seeming contradictions....and we must always be on our guards to ensure that those bounderies are not impermeable and exclusive, but semipermeable and able to include. It's a very mobile phosphoric situation.....Well done for putting this all together and good luck to us all

Lionel

At 1:58am on April 11, 2009, Trevor Sheffield said…: Your work here has the potential to lift homeopathy back to where it was 100 years ago and, hopefully, beyond. We see here in Australia a continued attack aimed at bringing homeopathy down particularly on the immunisation front. How many children have to die or suffer ASD needlessly? Yes, let us fight to bring homeopathy to the forefront of the average person's life.

At 4:06pm on April 10, 2009, Bonnie Heidbdrak CCH RSHom (NA) said…: Debbie, you have done a great job with all of this. Congratulations.

At 2:57pm on April 10, 2009, Paul Dixon said…: Hi Debby
Yes I guess homeopathy was probably one of those profound things that happened. There have been others - which were actually more powerful but they were relatively transient whereas homeopathy seems to be more lingering. More chronic perhaps whereas other events were acutes? But anyway, in answer to your question how can we get the message to all? I don't know. My current thinking is that it has to reach a critical mass and then it takes off. That seems to be the way with most historical movements. It is often the case that true ideas are resisted for many years until the resitance dies off and then it becomes mainstream (consider: the world being round, genetics, the ozone hole) so it seems we are in the time of resistance not the mainstream at the moment. So we need to get the message to wherever it will be listened to and keep doing it and keep doing it.

At 7:56pm on April 9, 2009, Gabrielle Traub said…: Dear Debbie
Thank you so much for creating this wonderful group and everything you do to promote homeopathy. You make a difference. Hugs. Gabrielle

At 5:49am on April 9, 2009, david hartley said…: Debbie Bruck said:
Thank you for posting all these links. You are SO lucky to have studied with David Little. I was on the Lyghtforce List - was it ten years ago? Learned a lot back then.
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Hi Debby,
Yes, studying with David Little was one of the high points in my life =:-) When he was lecturing, it felt like he was pouring knowledge directly into my head...

Lyghtforce.. yeah that was a truly incredible resource, back in the day .. I'm sorry I didn't know you were there in Cary, when I was in Asheville.
Nowadays all of what David Little was teaching via the email listserv on Lyghtforce .. and MUCH more .. is available on his website
David Little - Homeopathic Online Education
warm wishes, davidhartley
www.Holistiq.com

www.GratefulMindandBody.com

At 4:12am on April 9, 2009, Dr Nik Omar said…: Homeopathy Is Always Wonderful - the past, present and future.

At 4:22pm on April 8, 2009, Lou Ann Baker-Skeele said…: Hi Debby~

Isn't life wonderful!
Spring must be further along in your neck of the woods. I still have snow on the ground...but some little green sprouts and buds trying to get some steam outside! Meanwhile, I have some plant babies inside getting ready to make their debut into the world.
You look too young to be a grandmother...I look forward to that day. Have a great Wednesday!

At 3:19pm on April 8, 2009, Seyedaghanoor Sadeghi said…: Salam ( Hi in Farsi )
Lots of thanks to you and Mrs Melissa Burch and your team ,for trying to organize all homeopaths from everywhere on the Earth .This is one of main goals of our great teachers ;Dr S.Hahnemann ,Dr.Herring ,Dr.Kent ,Prof.G.Vithoulkas ,Dr.Sankaran ,Dr.Ramakrishnan ,Mrs Melissa Burch and so many other lovely men and women .
Best Wishes and Regards ,S.Sadeghi M.D.

At 2:58pm on April 8, 2009, Miranda Castro said…: my corn and cabbages are 2' high, the mock orange is in full flower, tomatoes are 3' high and flowering, tons of stuff! herbs and stevia are bursting out all over ... several citrus trees are blooming, the seminole pumpkins and peas are bushing out nicely
gardening in zone 8b is wild
happy pesach to you and yours
m

At 10:37pm on April 7, 2009, Karen Lawson said…: Hi. Thanks. Bombay was incredible. I also spent time in a clinic with a student of Rajan's, Dinesh Chauhuan. Can't wait to go back!
I've always wanted to visit NC.